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The standard deviations may also be increased in steps of 0.2.
They showed that network size can be increased in steps, keeping the same number of keys per node.
In a similar approach to thermal demagnetization, an AF can be increased in steps and if the resulting magnetization at each increasing AF step decreases linearly to zero, a ChRM inclination and declination can be calculated.
Rather, their caloric intake would need to be increased, in steps over time, to somewhere between 60 to100 kcal/kg/day to show sustained weight gain.
The stimulus intensity will start at 0.5 mA and will be increased in steps of 0.5 mA to record Hmax and Mmax.
The dose of TDF could be increased in steps of 25 μg/h every 72 hours (days 3,6 and 9) if required (no maximum dose specified) until adequate pain control was achieved.
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Fifteen cells were recorded while the length of the object was increased in steps from 6.75 cm to 62.5 cm.
The magnetic field has been increased in steps from the gun and over the first five magnets varying from Brillouin field (BB) value to twice BB for achieving the electron beam with scalloping less than 10%.
The stress applied to the specimen was increased in steps of 5.4MPa.
Starting from a low value, k s was increased in steps and the simulation was repeated until a reasonable agreement between the measured and predicted pressure loss (maximum 5% difference) was observed.
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